V1, getItemPlayerProps other stuff that looks like errors to me

Graal Reborn Tech. Support
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This code really makes me doubt I understand C.

case 6: // glove1 case 16: // glove2 { CString playerProp = player->GetPlayerProp(PLPROP_GLOVEPOWER); char glovePower = playerProp.readGChar(); if (itemID == 17) glovePower = 3; else glovePower = (glovePower < 2 ? 2 : glovePower); return CString() >> (char)PLPROP_GLOVEPOWER >> (char)glovePower;That should be if (itemID == 16) I think

case 9: // shield case 15: // mirrorshield case 17: // lizardshield { CString playerProp = player->GetPlayerProp(PLPROP_SHIELDPOWER); char shieldPower = playerProp.readGChar(); if (itemID == 18) shieldPower = 3; else if (itemID == 16) shieldPower = (shieldPower < 2 ? 2 : shieldPower); else shieldPower = (shieldPower < 1 ? 1 : shieldPower); return CString() >> (char)PLPROP_SHIELDPOWER >> (char)shieldPower; } How could it be 16 or 18? We enter in this code only for 9.15, 17 I think.

case 10: // sword case 13: // battleaxe case 18: // lizardsword case 14: // goldensword { CString playerProp = player->GetPlayerProp(PLPROP_SWORDPOWER); char swordPower = playerProp.readGChar(); if (itemID == 15) swordPower = 4; else if (itemID == 19) swordPower = (swordPower < 3 ? 3 : swordPower); else if (itemID == 14) swordPower = (swordPower < 2 ? 2 : swordPower); else swordPower = (swordPower < 1 ? 1 : swordPower); return CString() >> (char)PLPROP_SWORDPOWER >> (char)swordPower; } Same problem when testing for ==15 or ==19

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I think you’re onto something here, things is it doesn’t seem to have any kind of impact on the player anyway as far as i’m able to deduce from a few quick tests.

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Yeah, I noticed this when I was looking through the source code earlier. I thought maybe I was just stupid and didn’t understand it.

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Looking at what was posted it seems wrong, i’ll have to look at the svn to see what’s up with it. I’ll check tomorrow

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Looking at TLevelItem.cpp, I think you can stack case: statements. I never thought that would work but it must since ruppes work fine lol

		case 0:		// greenrupee
		case 1:		// bluerupee
		case 2:		// redrupee
		case 19:	// goldrupee
		{
			CString playerProp = player->getProp(PLPROP_RUPEESCOUNT);
			int rupeeCount = playerProp.readGInt();
			if (itemID == 19) rupeeCount += 100;
			else if (itemID == 2) rupeeCount += 30;
			else if (itemID == 1) rupeeCount += 5;
			else rupeeCount += 1;
			rupeeCount = clip(rupeeCount, 0, 9999999);
			return CString() >> (char)PLPROP_RUPEESCOUNT >> (int)rupeeCount;
		}
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yes if you don’t break or return in a case statement it will go on to the next one as well.

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Duff device

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff’s_device
BTW: As far as I know, my original post is still valid, this is indeed a bug, not an optimization in this case.

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I forgot the question mark. Is this the code to create gs1?

Edit: no